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About Me
🐒🌺🛰️ Defender of the Global Commons | From Environmental Management to Digital Sustainability 🎨🌍🌱
A research engineer specializing in mining land restoration, I am bilingual in French and English and hold dual French-South African nationality. This cultural richness has shaped my career: it has taught me to operate in complex environments, collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, and, above all, promote inclusion and openness as essential levers for research and innovation.
With over twenty years of experience, I am now a passionate advocate for the global commons. After working primarily in biodiversity conservation and sustainable development, I now focus on digital management, promoting open science, applying the FAIR principles for data, and preserving digital heritage.
I firmly believe that data, software, and knowledge are universal resources essential to collective well-being. Through my work, I foster interdisciplinary collaboration, encourage reproducible research, and advocate for open source software as the foundation of a shared digital ecosystem. I also ensure that these solutions are cross-platform to enhance diversity and inclusion, thus ensuring sustainable knowledge creation.
Volunteer Roles
- Tutor – Copernicus Data Space Ecosystem (Earth Observation and Geospatial Analysis):
I offer customized training in Earth Observation (EO) and GIS, adapted to all levels, from theory to advanced applications. My key areas of expertise include remote sensing, spatial analysis, data science, and the ethical use of open data.
Women in GIS (WiGIS) & Women+ in Geospatial Mentorship Program:
I actively support inclusive networking, mentoring, and the empowerment of women and underrepresented groups in the geospatial sector. I contribute to skills development through WiGIS and the Women+ in Geospatial Mentorship Program.
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